Electro Medical Doctors Offer Free Checkup Seven Days
The Electro Medical Doctors at 108 East Washington Street New Castle offer free consultation advice and examination with chemical analysis and blood test where indicated during the next seven days. They claim non surgical treatments using a combined Allopathic Homeopathic and Eclectic system with their own drug laboratory and emphasize accurate examinations and safe painless electrical therapies for conditions including nerves heart liver kidney digestion asthma deafness and spinal private ailments.
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Electro- Medical
East Washington Street
New Castle
Electro-Medical
Electro-Medical Institute
Institute
A. F. Gentry
M. D
H. G. Baer
E. Washington ST
Churches in Ellwood City and City Area Prayer Schedules
Readable church listings list tomorrow services across Ellwood City and nearby towns. Church names include Church of God, Fourth Presbyterian, First United, Grace M E, Pentecostal Mission, Central Presbyterian, Bethel A M E, St Johns Evangelical Lutheran, Emmanuel Church, Gospel Tabernacle, Emmanuel Baptist, Epworth M E, Bethany Lutheran, Central Christian, Trinity, First Methodist, Second U P, St Luke s A M E Zion and more with specific service times and sermon topics. The notices invite all local residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
R. L. Lanning
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Little
Third United Presbyterian
J. Elmer Campbell
Highland United Presbyterian
D. Chalmers Fulton
Grace M. E
John KE. Allgood
Epworth
First Free Methodist Church
Arlington Avenue
Maurice Ruben
Pittsburgh
G. A. Garrett
All Welcome
Pentecostal Mission
South Jefferson Street
City Rescue Mission
East Washington Street
Croton Avenue
J. Berquist
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Lyndal Street
W. H. Armstrong
Pittsburg
Christian Science Society
Wallace Block
First Christian Church
W. W. Sniff
Francis Wheeler
A. A. Holzer
Th. B
First Congregational Church
East Reynold Street
George Richards
McGoun Hall
Washington Street
John
Comstock
St. Andrew's Chapel
East Long Avenue
R. G. Roscamp
D. D
Central Presbyterian Church
M. F. Nesbitt
Smyrna
Christian Endeavor
Bethel A. M
North Green Street
J. W. Hayes
W. Austin
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
North Street
Neshannock Avenue
J. H. Miller
Charlies E. Read
North East
Luther League, Jr
Emmanuel Church of the Evangelical Association
South Jefferson
West South Streets
J. J. Lang
William Bender
Gospel Tabernacle
Christian <Alliance
Pearson Street
John Coxe
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Clifford Joshua
Epworth M. E
Pearson and
Epworth Streets
C. G. Farr
Bible School
Epworth League
Bethany Lutheran
East Washington
Sutton Streets
H. E. Harman
C. E
Central Christian Church
D. P. Shafer
Sharon
Church
Trinity Church
Bruce V. Reddish
Conneaut Lake
First Methodist Church
North
Jefferson Streets
J. H. Clemens
U. P
A. J. Randles
W. E. Harris
J. M. Blackwood
Mercer
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion Church
Elm Street
Ethel D. W. Bell
God
Ladies’ Aid
Relief pills promise permanent relief advice card
An advertisement from the National Medical Institute Milwaukee Wisconsin promotes Triumph Pills as safe dependable and irregular delayed use relief. It claims the product is not sold at drug stores and urges writing for particulars and free information.
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National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Dome Theatre Presents The Golden Chance With Cleo Ridgely
A scene from the society drama The Golden Chance features Cleo Ridgely and Wallace Reid. The thrilling production promises glamour and high society intrigue as its stars light up the screen.
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Cleo Ridgely
Wallace Reid
Hugh MecCart Fails to Appear in Powell v Moore Case
Hugh MecCart did not show at the court yesterday in the case of John Powell against Paris Moore and Larry Gainagh. Judge Emery issued a process and MecCart was assessed the costs when he appeared, though he claimed non service of a subpoena while Detective Leslie asserted it had been served.
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Hugh MecCart
John Powell
Paris Moore
Larry Gainagh
Emery
Leslie
Davenport Wife Returns from Canada Early
Mrs. Emma Davenport wife of Lieutenant R B Davenport of Troop F returned home yesterday from Canada. She had planned a longer visit but left at once upon learning her husband would depart with Troop F.
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Emma Davenport
R. B. Davenport
Canada
Electric station site advances at freight yard upgrade
The accessible freight station consolidates a paved yard and cover sheds, easing local freight handling. The removal of the old building plus eliminated hill climb improves shipper convenience as excavation for the new electric transforming station foundations progresses rapidly.
Children's Day At N. Wilmington Presby Church Program
Arrangements for the Children's Day exercises at the Presbyterian church are complete with a full program including anthems, scripture, prayers by Dr. S A Kirkbride, solos by the children's choir, recitations by Lola Sewall Elma White and others, a cradle roll recognition, and multiple performances led by performers from New Wilmington Pa. The evening service at M E church features Rev M B Riley discussing The Modern Balaam and the Asses They Ride with pulpit exchanges in the morning.
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New Castle
W. J. Conway
New Wilmington
Presbyterian Church
Lola Sewall
Elma White
Russell Sewall
the Orioles’ Nest
Dorothy Kirkbride
William Hartwell
Jessie Hartwell
Ruth Seley
S. A. Kirkbride
Rose Drill
Weldon Garrett
M. E
M. B. Riley
Mr. Riley
C. H. Minnigh
Volant
Hospital Notes Record Two Surgical Cases
Mildred Jacobs of Black Street and Sam Zernig of Washington Street have been taken to Shenango Valley Hospital for surgical treatment.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Mildred Jacobs
Black Street
Sam Zernig
Washington _ street
Export Trade Reaches Record Nine Month Figures
The Board of Foreign and Domestic Commerce reports US exports for the first nine months of the current fiscal year near 3 billion dollars, over 50 percent above the previous record. If maintained, 1916 exports may total 5 billion. Imports for the period amount to about 1.5 billion, yielding a trade surplus around 1.5 billion, more than double last year and triple two years ago. Prices rise lift values for steel billets gum powder dynamite automobiles horseshoes zinc horses and potatoes. The most popular book agent is the one who knows how to take no for an answer.
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Board of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States
Europe
New Freight Station Ready at South Street
The Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company will open its new freight station at South Street and the P. L. E. railroad on Monday morning, abandoning the Washington Street station. Saturday is the last day for the old station as the new electric sub station begins operation at the start of the business day.
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Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company
South Street
Washington Street
More Street Cars For Local Lines
One of four additional trail cars for local street railway use was sent to New Castle from Haselton yesterday and will be placed in service immediately. Two more motor cars and the remaining trail cars are due by late next week as the fleet is overhauled and repainted in green.
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New Castle
Haselton
Pictures of Troop Shown At Mt Gretna Window Display
Large crowd views framed troop photographs at Mt Gretna camp with individual officer portraits in the Mather Bros jewelry window. Field Marshal von Haeseler, adviser to the Crown Prince in Verdun, is over 80 and serving in his fourth war.
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Troo F
Mt. Gretna
Mather Bros
von Haeseler
Verdun
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Central Laundry Company
Croton Ave
Bell
the Outlet
L. O. Phillips
St. Cloud
Church of God
Ellwood City
J. T. Byers
Wilson Avenue
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Horatio Crapper
Dome Theatre
Boston
St. Louis
N. Wilmington
Neshannock Presbyterian Sunday School
Ing
South Beaver
Haselton Barns
Indiana Normal
Indiana
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Indiana Conservatory of Music
Indiana School of Business
America
James E. Ament
Indiana, Pa
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